"Magical Golden Singing Cheeses" is the 8th episode of Season 4.
Characters[]
- Ren as Renwaldo
- Stimpy as Stimpleton
- Man Eating Village Idiot
- Cyclops
- Magical Milk Curd Princesses
Summary[]
Renwaldo and Stimpleton are starving, and go to great lengths to eat some magic cheese.
Plot[]
Long ago, Renwaldo and Stimpleton were hot and very hungry. Renwaldo then tells Stimpleton to trade the family chigger for some food. So, young Stimpleton leaves to find some food. Then, he comes upon the Man-Eating Village Idiot. He takes the chigger and eats it. He says to Stimpleton he can't have food, but says he can have the Magical Golden Singing Cheeses IF he beats M.E.V.I. in a stupid-off. Stimpleton wins, and the cheeses float to Stimpy as the M.E.V.I. dies of stupidity. Stimpleton goes back home and gives Renwaldo the cheeses. He sniffs them and tells Stimpleton to bury them. He goes to bury them but while he is digging a hole, he hits a little stump, which is really a cyclops' head. He asks what the cheeses are, and Stimpleton says that they are shoes. So the cyclops puts them on his bare feet. Later on, Renwaldo says he'll die if he doesn't eat, so he tells Stimpleton to go and get the cheese. When he does, the cyclops is sleeping. But the cheeses are starting to rot. Stimpleton gets out a crowbar and tries to pry off the cheese. But he digs between the cyclops' skin and toenail and takes the toenail off. The cyclops wakes up screaming in agonized pain. Stimpleton tells the cyclops that he and Renwaldo want to eat the rotting cheese. He then trades the giant his kidney for the cheeses. The cyclops gives him the cheese. Renwaldo smells them back at home and he vomits. They both bite them and then break the curse of the cheeses: the cheese turn into the Magical Milk Curd Princesses. Renwaldo and Stimpleton are forced to marry the princesses, and then die of hunger.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- The episode was originally written by John K. and Jim Gomez for season 1 at Spümcø but was rejected. However, during Season 4, they came across the story and heavily reworked the episode, with John K. left uncredited for the story alone. According to John himself, it was "mostly the same except it was "slower" than preferred, plus the giant underground was originally going to be a Lummox that was mostly cramped in space instead".
- To date, that was the only episode made for Season 4 written by John Kricfalusi despite his termination.
- Ren and Stimpy were also called Renwaldo and Stimpleton in a later episode, "Egg Yölkeo", which is a parody of the classic Italian fairy tale and 1940 animated Disney film adaptation of Pinocchio.
- This episode is infamous for the above scenes in which the Man-Eating Village Idiot maims himself with a cheese grater, as well as Stimpleton using a crowbar on a Cyclops' toenail.
- This is the first episode animated by Toon-Us-In.
Production music[]
- The King’s Tournament – Barrie Hingley (title card)
- Brass Flourish (b) – Barrie Hingley (opening)
- Depths of Despair – David Snell (story begins)
- Stately Pavane – Brian Whitehouse (“I’ll guard it like it was my own brain.”)
- Poste Haste – David Snell (Stimpy leaves on the journey)
- Micro Statement (a) – Dick Walter (“Halt! Who goes there?”)
- Raspberry! (a) – Richard Myhill (jester pelted with a tomato)
- Rule Britannia (b) – Dick Walter (Stimpy tells the jester who he is)
- National Affairs (b) – Keith Mansfield (“A chigger!”)
- Family Portraits 59 – Debbie Wiseman (jester looks at the chigger)
- Dramatic Stabs – John Fox (the jester eats the chigger)
- Dissension (a) – Robert Cornford (“Can I have my food now?”)
- Chronicles in Time – Richard Harvey (jester looks around nervously)
- Orchestral Effect (d) – Dick Walter (Magical Golden Singing Cheeses)
- Orchestral Ending (d) – Dick Walter (dun dun!)
- Minitake 15 A-E – Gerhard Narholz (“I’ll take ’em!”)
- Brass Flourish (c) – Barrie Hingley (jester refuses)
- Martial Links – Sam Fonteyn (jester challenges him to a battle)
- Drug Addiction – John Fox (“I shall eat thee!”)
- Orchestral Climax 17 – Gregor Narholz (Stimpy’s nervous)
- Liebeslieder Op. 114 – Johann Strauss I (jester puts a cheese grater to his arm)
- The Snow Waltz – John Devereaux (Stimpy licks a frozen pole)
- Brickbat (Battle) – Laurie Johnson (Stimpy’s tongue rips in half)
- Turbulent Times – Richard Harvey (“Indeed, thou dost possess a great wealth of ignorance!”)
- On with the Race – Dennis Farnon (gas pump)
- Forward Advance – Laurie Johnson (“Quite moronic.”)
- Point of Departure H – Gregor Narholz (jester screams)
- Hoping for a Better World – Gerhard Trede (“Truly unsurpassed!”)
- Orchestral Ending (d) – Dick Walter (Magical Golden Singing Cheeses are released)
- Orchestral Effect (f) – Dick Walter (cheese goes under Stimpy’s arms)
- March of the Cadet Corps – Barrie Hingley (narrator again)
- Mental Torment – John Fox (Ren at home, struggling)
- Dissension (a) – Robert Cornford (Ren jolts up)
- Orchestral Ending (d) – Dick Walter (Stimpy’s home)
- Cut and Thrust – Patrick Gowers (Ren grabs the cheeses)
- Scared Stiff – Eugenio Grandi, Simon Benson (Ren sniffs the cheeses)
- Brickbat (Battle) – Laurie Johnson (Ren’s revolted)
- Shocking – Robert Cornford (Ren tells Stimpy to bury the cheese)
- Grasshoppers Dance – Bob Barratt, Ernst Bucalossi, Colin Frechter [CPM] (Stimpy digging)
- Fateful Hour B – Henryk Kuzniak (Stimpy hits something with his shovel)
- Brickbat (Battle) – Laurie Johnson (Stimpy hits the ogre’s head)
- Point of Departure M – Gregor Narholz (“Who dares dig a hole in my roof?!”)
- Point of Departure K – Gregor Narholz (“Gimme that cheese!”)
- Jubilate (a) – Andrew Jackman (“These are…”)
- Show Fanfare 3 – David Lindup (shot of shoes)
- Drug Addiction – John Fox (“I could use a pair of them.”)
- Pleasures of Life – Harry Gregson-Williams (“I’ll take ’em!”)
- A Timeless Odyssey – Anthony Hymas (shot of cheese on ogre’s feet)
- Brickbats (1-8) – Laurie Johnson (sad shot of Stimpy)
- The Empty Chapel 1 – Zoe De Souza (6 Months Later)
- Dramatic Stabs – John Fox (“And be quick about it!”)
- Brickbats (1-8) – Laurie Johnson (Stimpy’s nervous)
- Suspended Time – Bill Connor (choir as the ogre’s asleep)
- Nocturne 2 – John Scott (Stimpy at the feet of the ogre)
- Easing Tension – Paul Orm, Peter Orm [CPM] (Stimpy tries to pull the cheese off its feet)
- Sinister Aggression – John Fox (Stimpy’s unsuccessful)
- Coriolan Overture – Ludwig Beethoven (Stimpy gets an idea)
- Static Link C – Gregor Narholz (Stimpy holds up a crowbar)
- Symphony No. 5: Scherzo – Gustav Mahler (Stimpy tries to pry off the cheese)
- Point of Departure M – Gregor Narholz (the ogre screams)
- Imminent Danger – John Fox; Fighting Legions A – Gregor Narholz (Stimpy laughs nervously)
- Point of Departure U – Gregor Narholz (“Who the perpetrator of this great villiany be?”)
- Dramatic Stabs – John Fox (plays after Stimpy says he’s taking the ogre’s shoes)
- Failed Venture – Mathias Frey (“Well, I don’t know, I’ve kind of grown attached to these shoes.”)
- Point of Departure T – Gregor Narholz (“Tell you what, though…”)
- Big Show Theme – Robert Sharples (“Can you break a kidney?”)
- Cat and Mouse – Bill Connor (“Here’s your change.”)
- Static Link L – Gregor Narholz (“So they happily make the trade.”)
- Reflections – Stanley Myers (choir)
- Brickbat (Battle) – Laurie Johnson (Ren barfs)
- Unsolved Mysteries – Graham Preskett (Ren looks sick)
- Boys in Blue – Bob Barratt [CPM] (“Man, that’s good cheese!”)
- Orchestral Effect (e) – Dick Walter (Ren and Stimpy bite into the cheeses)
- Symphony No 7 in E Minor V Rondo Finale Tempo 1 (Allegro Ordinario) – Sieben Lieder Aus Letzter Zeit – Gustav Mahler, George Wilson [CPM] (milk curd princesses)
- Spitfires – Anthony Wakefield [CPM] (“…lived happily ever after, and starved to death.”)